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Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-26

Edison, the inventor, has a remarkable
memento of Beecher at his home in Llewel-
lyn Park. His phonograph for impressing
human voice and then emitting it again by
the turning of a crank has never been put to
any very practical use, but he has utilized il
to make collection of famous voices.
Since he became. famous his visitors have in
cluded hundreds of celebrities. Instead OF
asking them for their autographs or photo
graphs, he has, in two or three hundred in
stances, requested them to speak few sen.
tences into phonograph. He has kept the
plates in a cabinet, and occasionally he runs
some of them through the machine, which
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-26

DhDV'c Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified
BADI j by CUTIcuRA INDICATED SOAP.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-26

The finances of the Dominion of Canada
are in bad way. The debt is $500, ,OOO 900,
which for the population of Canada is very
heavy. The average rate of interest is 81
per cent. on bonds that were disposed of at
discount of from 5 per cent. to 12 per cent.
This makes the interest burden equivalent to
about 54 per cent, or nearly double that
now paid By the United States and more
than double the rate at which a new United
States loan could be made. The finance
| Minister will propose to Parliament new
loan of SOC, 900, ,000, of which $50, 200, 900
| will be devoted to paying off a portion Of
| the present debt.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-26

case FANCY DRAPERY
SCRIM,in choice styles, Fat &c a
yard. Same goods we have
been selling at Ioc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25
Continental Hotel.
SALT LAKE CITY.

CHANGED PRoPRIEToRsHIP JANU-
u ary LIST, 1887. This House has been
thoroughly repaired and refurnished. First
class in every department. Especial atten-
ton paid to commercial and tourist trade.
Terms $500 per day Baths free. specia4
rates to. large parties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25

didn't and my piece. Most everything
else was there but that, however. It
Was crowded out! Probably the mush.
end-milk-sociable editor had o piece
that he wanted to run In in place of it,
and owing to his influences had sue
eseded. was greatly irrit&ted. had
lost one day from my business. but /
decided 20 60 down 70 the office again
6nd see what the matter WAS. -
This time l got to the city editor at
once, but it was another man. The CITY
editor / had seen the day before had
gone to -C0ney island, go / had to 20
through the same thing all over again.
He thought I had better write q state
men that would shows nay side of the
case; n and Them he would ask the
reporters who it was that had handed in
ths p story and he would have E, it recti6ed
some way ''t''~ ,se7ssi u MOO is,isi
He was very pleasant man, but 1
told him I had spent the day before
writing q red-hot, rebuke which had not
been printed, and could not give my
whole time to journalism W I told him
that l. WIS in the ice cream business
and that I had been attacked by the
paper and wanted TO be set right, but
couldn't come down there every day
and take the brhnt of editing that
peperi especially when my stuff didn't
get printed.
But he said if 1 would write another
statement he would promise that it
should not be overlooked and said that
as l was cooler now1 would no doubt
write q better piece. SotfI was fool
enough to write another fapdoodle card
for the paper. It took me till 1890, and
as near as can remember simply
proved over my own signature that /
was an ice cream man who aspired to
be large, straw colored jackass. When
l took it into the CITY editor he asked
me If l had the slip clipped from the
paper to which had referred. l pro-
duced it. He looked it over moment,
and then he said: lu sa...
L am sorry that you have been here
for two days and sprained your thinker
over this matter, and absorbed your
time preparing an exhaustive article for
our paper in your defense, for this slip
is cut out from some other paper. 1
don't know what paper it is, but we
haven't got any such type as that in our
Office
He then stated that he would not
detain me any longer, and l don't
believe he could if he had wanted to. l
went down the stairs rather than meet
the elevator boy again, and soon found
myself on the street. / bought my wife
new dress on the way home, and told
her had thought better of my assas-
sination scheme on her account.
THAT waseten years ago" said the old
man as he arose to go, "and although /
have not always done right, can truly
say that the gore of no newspaper man
is on my hands. BILL NYE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25
In the matter of the estate of Niles Romney,
Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN George Romney and Joseph G. Romney,
executors of the estate OF Miles Romney de-
ceased, have rendered for settlement, and
fled in said court their final account OF their
administration of said estate andpetition
praying for decree of final distribution of
the estate of said deceased, and that the
third day OF September, A. d. 1887, at 10
O'Clock am at the Court Room OF said
Court, at the Court House in the city of
St. George. Washington County, Territory of
Utah, has been duly appointed by said court
for the settlement of said account and hear
ing of said petition, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may ap-
pear and show cause, If any there be, why
said account should not be settled and ap
proved, and decree of final distribution Of
said estate granted as prayed for.
Dated at St. George, Utah. this
[sBAL] Eleventh day of August, 1887.
JOSEPH C. BENTLEY,
Clerk Probate Court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Conrt, IN and for Washington
County, Territory of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25
Interview Them

Politicians are interviewed in order to
obtain their opinions for the press. Let
parties who are suffering from cough
or cold, who are hesitating to use the
new medicine agent, Hale's Honey of
Horehound and tar, at once seek an in
terview with some friend or acquaint-
ance who has resorted to it under the
like circumstances. They will find the
testimony in its favor perfectly enthusi-
astic and barbor no further doubts as to
its excellence. @. N. Crittenton, N. Y,
Proprietor. Sold by all druggists at so
cents and 81. Ask for dollar bottles as
they are much the cheapest. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-25

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold byl on guarantee.
1t cures Consumptie-. Sold by A. @.
Smith d Co., druggists. 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
MARCH GOING OUT LIKE 4 LION.

TEN INCHES OF SNOW on THE VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS
ZERO WEATHER IN NEw-HAMrsnIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81 (SpectaD.-March leit 'i'is
city IN binding snow that began NJ O'CLOCK Anu
continued without the slightest abatement for several
hours 1t melted away rs fast as II iel.
LyscuBuRG Va, March 3l.-Reports 10 Ihe Aded"ee
from Tazewel County say that terrific thunder anu
hail aud snow storm visited that section yesterday Han
stones an inch In circumference fell and the hghtnhR
was terrific Many telegraph poles on the line OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad were split to pieces ana
several instruments teegraphic aud telephone oiccs
along the route destroyed heavy snow storm mas
nreya lied since o'clock this morning The snow on the
aadacrut mountain not less than ten inches depth
DANvILLH Va, March 3l.-There was n heavy faii Of
here this morning aud the weather Is sun oo anu
wntfy.
HANOVER. n. H., March 81 tSpeeiab.-Tbe thermome'
tct has fallen to during the last two nights ING
weather has been clear the snow sul Two anu "~''
feot deep with heavy crust on IL
MONTREAL, March 81 tspeeiaD.-The snow pocAaao
has been lifted and although trains stili arrive n'o
behind time tho different roads getting pretty wen
cleared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
HOT CAMPAIGN IN MICHIGAN.

..o r,cxrrs IN TIE rIELp-THE CONTEST OVER
THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
Drrpo,T. March 81 (SpecidD.-lt has been severai
vcars since the people of Michigan were 80 strred up
bv the issues OF aspiring campaign Us the' are Inc
nr.sent time The .act that there are iouI ucke.s ~
r. Ga,J hearing candidates tor Supreme Judges anu
state Uniyersty Regents has contributed somethlnS
o.stJ % H. nwakeninc Of interest. The Democrats and
Greenback,rs tailed to ,nse anu Psrts has endorsed
the Creeuback nominees while the ffohio,tIonls.un
have a ticket of their own, upon ~nwh tncs Nv W..
throw away their % votes csmnSe who heads the Repub-
Ican ticket, 70" reelection, principally upon .ne
ground that his thirty years service Oh the
Bench entities him to retirement ,,; III
Rt th. oreat and paramount interest, dwarmg all
elise with the mass OF the people, ID tha
the question OF the plohibitory amendment 70 "" ~
Constitution submitted to the vote oi tne peope "
tho nrcsent Legislature. That the people are thor
on ehly aroused evident by the meetings 'na h ~"
held nightly in every city, village anu nsni. " t .
TONS unon tons of campaign literature that are sca.
na5 hroadca,t over the length aud breadth OF the
two penir sulas. The Pronbion,sts are ac,u , .hs
spare no efforts 10 " redeem .no o exnpessioS.
accursed rum power to use stock mon ,hs
Ihe nolitical Prohibtionists realize that upon .ne
result depends the adhesive QUANTITIES OF thei.
au .'oI ~ Tb. Women's Christian Temperance Union
"a putting crth rest energies in the wns
aid and encouragement is freely gwen Dy tnosc sup,
norters of the principle involved, who ate not csse1
In the category OF "proiessionM ffonut'onls.s'
Besides the ariy OF local speakers, the amensonens
has the benefit of the services 81 tnose eW1erscy
Finch OF Nebraska; Governor Colquit, OF
Georgia Miss Frances E willard l a1d %Is
ara ~at die though they have not drawn upon OUT
sids 10 "ratorical assistance Of course, the peop!S
directly interested the LIQUOR aC are az atSs So'1
Wy" Thsra E. lage and respectable class whicn Do
s YES that high license and local option are the oess
me thods of rrstrcting the business OF rum seins:
ncIr ded in this element s no small number Oh tns
snl;I business and professional men OF tue s'ate'
whose influence is not without weight. ,,.,,,.
suseryatiye men OF both sides lear serious troup.s
election day The anin0sy toward the ProhDa1p1sss
IN tle eastern part Of this city, particularly IN 'ne
| seventh. Ninth, Eleventh, Fourteenth Anu H"'eA>
Wards is bitter and there Is danger VI VIOLENCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
TUENTY- TWO BOODLERS INDICTED.
PRESSING THE INVESTIGATION OF THE FRAUDS IN
CHICAGO.

PRESSING THE INVESTIGATION OF THE FRAUDS IN
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 81 (SpecaD. D.-Twenty-two true
bills charging conspiracy and othcr offences we're re-
turned by the Grand Jury this afternoon. great
stir was caused by the presentments. although they
have been expected some time. Judge Anthony sad
that the Sheriff could not accept bail, which was fixed
and must be given in open court There is reason 10
know that the suspected parties are keeping them
selves fairly we'll niormedabout what is gong on in tho
the ry room They have not hesitated II Is asserted,
TO send their to the houses OF jurors nor ~
approach them ON the streets or ut their places u" ps
ness and ask Tor information They have followed VIII
nesses more successfully, for knowing what these men
know aud could tell II they were 40 dsposeh. 'hey
haye been able to learn much. Mike Mcdonald VINO
has been closely identified with all the men indicted
and has had immense influence with members OF G tne
hoard tor some years. now says confidently tha the VIII
not be indicted and good many people VINO Know
more about what s going on than is printed IN me
ncwspapers believe that he has no reason to 10
alarmed Judge Anthony said this evening that noth-
inc had yet been done to eAtend the session o, no
Grand jury to enable It to complete its investigation
of the frauds " IL may be done Oh Saturday said
he " the order can be made and executed OIL tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS PCZzLED.

CARTER HARRISON AGAIN REFUSES TO BE CAN
rlpArE-sEARCHING NE TOWN FOR A sCBsTI-
TUE.
CwCAGo, March 81 Special. aud conflict
Ing we're the rumors which flew about today regard
iup tho action OF the Democratic Subcommittee OF hve
who. like the Wandering jew, poddcd the streets
vearily from morning until nightal, searching for
two men Wiling To nave their names placed on q
cke. as candidates for the Msyortty and city treas
urership IL is unanimously agreed that Lone FISH
erman Allen should retain bls nomination lot city
attorney because ot his remarkable staying powers
in the face of all that has h8pDeped. Certain snrcas-
tic Democrats suggested to-day that tho suUconmit-
tee of i've draw lots to see which two shil drop OUT
ana let the other three compose the ticket Inc Ne
publican managers are conducting their campaign
with great tact and zeal, and are assured o nagn,
cent victory on Tuesday. Frank Lawler worked nara
all day to procure Harrlsons denomination anu no
one would DO terribly surprised II he succeeded
One local paper came out today with n pc'uve
statement that Harrison had told the Toys that nc
wa, willing to take up the ticket again out when
reporter called on him the Mayor SAID mere ~
40 truth in tho report have not seen any oil the
Committee Of Five who have the matter III hand, nor
has any one representing that committee caed upon
me to-day | am clearly aud completely out OF the
race aud will suffer my name to be used no mat
ter wi At are the Developments.
When the nominating committee assembled THIS even
ing Mayor Harrison entered the room alone Inc suo-
committee OF five reported that. MISUNDERSTANDING an
Democrat in the city who would accept the nom,
iuation for the mayoralty they haa reacnea '
limitations Chairman Wentworth said that
II there were objections he would put motion 70
mako Mr. Harrison their nominee The response was
nmanimous end enthusiastic affirmative. but hush fell
upon the committee Mayor Harrison arose anu after
biiey reviewing his official record, the lack OF cncour
he had received from persons high in the party
and the opposition him by the entire press OF the city,
,lecliued outright and for the third time -,
Mr. Lowrnthal made a speech warmly favorlng citl'
zen's movement lie moved the appointment OF an rs
ecut,yr committee ot five confer with representatives
nf citizcns organization should develop This was
agreed but it Is expected that the plan VIII De chahse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
KNOXVILLE ENJOYING 4 BOOM

KNOXVILLE. March 3l.-A Land anu Improvement
Company was organized here to-day with paidnp cap
tal of 81 900 IL will build manufactures and de-
yelop the East Tennessee mineral lands. citLehs
meeting held last night which resolved 10 ra'se
100000 by private subscription to aid any new raoau
that will enter Knoxville To-day S2Oo'ooo or tnat
anouu: was subscribed by Knoxville capitalists ino
remainder will be raised this week The OBJECT Is so
the building OF "a line from knoAVil9 10 tio
Cincinnati southern Railroad Tho city OF hnoh.9 i.o
viii, next month"; vote on proposition 10 tako T-ooV
of in the railroad baltimore IRON inauu- %
featuring with TlOo.Ooo capt1l, toiay ue
,hled To reno ye ITS plant Knoxville company mas
een organized aud stock paid up 10 build at hhoA'
the largest marble mill IN the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
A LETTER FROM HENRY NJ. STANLEY.


BRITISH YIELDING IN AFRICA-TiPPoo TIB THE UN-
CROWNED KING, HIRED BY TIE EXPLORER.
LONDON, March 31.-A letter has been received
fro Henry NJ Stanley. dated Cape Town. March ..
lie expresses Lewdeim at the constant evidences
he sees Of British Welding and shrinking in Africa
before uolse, buster and mock herOlcs. In the
west aud north" he says, France and GOftugal
have suodc with audacious aud frantic haste TO- c1-
cude British trade, Nov come to Zanzibar. There
uG Jbs. ~. Biltsb tect has gwen way 10 the Ter
man, aud that the German traders ontnumber the
british T"erc Is relentless aesrcssivenes" about
the Germans that Is OminOus. Their manner is
naughty aud ovcrbearing and carrie, air OF you
must Tho natives look OH IN wonder while Ito
British affect superb indifference. Zanzibar was
like q rpo plum ready to drop within tue pale OF
british belongings AZ a reward oil patient nourehing
and II upholdDg iecle Stale, and al the Lrsi sign
Of n German gunbOat IT ID aUanGonei IL 10 no busi
ness CT mine, but cOniess TO a sentimental regret
that English STATESMEN should be 30 easily van
pushed.
found Tippoo Tib, the uncrowned king OF the
re zion between STANLEY Fails and IaDgADyika Lake
aud commanding thousands of lighting Arabs
lie was equally ready to tight or to he employed l
the latter not with view to mis- helping Me to
Em,n's store Of ivory, which is OF the vslrc OF
T3OO,0 In the presence OF the British Consui L
con racted vita Tppoo Ii. TO supply Inc with GOO
carriers i also. a,tcr receiving consent IRON king
Leopold by Telegraph, appointed IippoO Eovcrnor OF
stanley Falls at regular salary. 1ppO0 lib guar
autees to defend the station against tie Arabt and to
ueieat and capture all persons radng Tor slaves and
20 abstain from engaging III tue slave tradc himself
below the Falls European OIncer will DO ap-
pointed Resident at stanley Falls TO insure adherence
10 contract and TO stop l1pp"o Ibis salary upon
any breach OF the engagement. 49,
So far there hns been hitch III the expedition
Every Dods has shown the utmost sympathy and our
difficulties have been smOothed by tnc prevailing
god feeling. have sent letter 10 Emin ncy eiV.g
hun tie probable date OF cur arrival 1ippOo lib
as his people to conc enlratc ~ otancy rs
Ia ieadiRcss lor marching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE CORONET GOES TO COwEs.
QUEENSTOWN, March 3l-Tho Coronet proceeded 10
Cowes at $3.50 o'clock this morning.
TO REPEAT HIS LITTLE TRIP NEXT FALL.

WINNIPEG, March 3l.-Alexander Macarthur, VINO eit
here about a month ago find the North Pole has re-
turned The news OF the OF the Eskmos whom
he expected to meet was dscouragDg They viii not be
ON Uulsons Bay ill the a. and the only o.her route
was that which Colonel Glider found inprlctcaDie ne
decided TO abandon tie ip for the present lie says ne
viii make another attempt next fail Colonel Glider TUG
other Arctic explorer IL rtlll here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
rury GIVE the CAR NO REST

CorExHAGEx, March 3I.-King Christian has been in
formed from st. Petersburg that another unsuecessful
ATTEMPT has been made upon Cars life. News has
also hcen received the discovery OF conspiracy In the
Iaicasus hundred officers OF the Ilhis garrison
have been arrested Tor conpIiciIy III TIE plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

for 1922 % in favor Of his The amount was for
whiskey furnished the amshouse during March. Young
Ho was the for liquor used at the instu
ton. Controller Dechert informed him that he could not
approve the warrant unless 1t accompanied by
power OF attorney from the Mr HO left the ofico
and In short returned with the power OF attorney
made by his The Controller. however, refused 10
.cOuntersgn the warrantunt tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
HOLLIS FORGED NOTES AMoUyr TO $4,000.

HOLLIS FORGED NOTES AhooNi ~ F'o'o
PHILADELPHIA, March 81 tSpeciaD.-J Edgar hol VINO
Is charged by Cashier Austin Of the Independence ba"A
with forgery. AMI for whose arrest warrants nave ooo
issued has yet bccn captured The amount oi ioiRoa
uaper now reaches 100000 IL is scattered all over
Aew-Y York, New-Jerscy. Ohio AMI West Virginia ihs
morning H. y. Holl. the father Of tho alleged iorser'
Slsu st tas oice Of the CITY Controller with warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

BADLY HUKT IN AN AQUEDUCT E1PLUTON'
While the men were at work In Aqueduct shaft
No. 81 last night, drilling and loading the broken
rock upon the elevator car, there was a terrific OK
ploson. Large pieces Of rock flew In every drcc-
ton. when the smoke cleared away 1t was found
mat a charge that had not been fired and the stua-
ion OF which hai been forgotten had exploded
.oh shea, OI No. O41 West torty -firs-st.. Daniel
aculy, OF onc-nundaed-a -andforty hith st. and st.
nIchUias-a.c.. ami Charles smith, OF No. 12o West
hundrI IL and forty hist struck by the
nyIng rock ana severely injured. They were taken
Ia Ia. Mania HOSPITAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
v.vrnArrON LAVA REVOKED.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l-As resuit OF Mo So" Tnsnsc
here Today. James A. Dumont. super xisnS anspos;,
Tor raj Of vesse has issued an ocai n4.se ~
% of the compelling sea gong Anu
ycssels adopt the international rules VI hs"
Geas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
MR. CARNEGIE GREETED BY HIS EMPLOYEES.

prrrsBuRG. March 81 tSpeciat.- t.-Andrew Carnegie *
rived from New-York this afternoon As the train psssSc
Though Braddock, ne received Al ovatoh HUN ns <v ~
a.a,I.sv.s ~ tina kdgar Thompson steel WORKS. WA
for,msd IN line AUD chesrsd Justify. All me wnisuos
the works and on the locomotives owneu ~ tne ns ~
blown MIR. Carnegie bowed his acAhoWiooS~eA~sAS~s
tha Gaip ~ u passed slowv pSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

ports Of fish from Halifax to the United states wee
valued 1891 O99 against S1s3OOo Tor tne correSpo,
ing period last year The exports OF the hrst quarter OF
the wear are always the smallest but the sh exports ior
quarter just ended largest In the history Oh INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
THE QUEEN DELAYED BY HOT JOURNAL

LONDON March 3l.-Queen vetoria's arrival at Cannes
has been delayed day By accident to the train con-
yeyng her thther Ii discovered last night that
Journal under the occupied by Her Majesty was
heated The discovery made when the train reaeheu
La Roche Ier Majestys carriage here stopped ana
il was decided to await daylight before proceeding ms
morning the Queen removed to another carriage anu e"n
nued the Journey She will reach Cannes Tomorrow
The BRUSH meof- war hundorer Colossus, Aeamemnon
ami Dreadnaught, with the Duke OF EdihDnreh anu anu
Prince GeOr of Wales board, lie at anchor I'D INC p"J
at Cannes awaiting the Queens arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01

ABANDONING THE CHANGE OF VENUE CLAUSE
L,xpoN. March 31.-The Cabinet havs decided to
abandon that clause OF the lr sh Criminal Law
Amendment l,ill ~hich provides for Che CHANGING OF
criminal trials thus practically removing the greatest
eause OF the Liberal Cnion,ts opposition to the D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-01
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

INO BUkNED
ST. JOHN ". b., March 3l.-A tragedy Is reported
from Long Lake, MadawasKa County. frehchnan
engaged In scutchng max At his house on SATURDAY
last when the nax gnsd aud set nre " The house Two